Otago Daily Times - 2022-05-12

• Cruise ships set to return
• ORC head to leave next week
• Adjustment­s to immigratio­n rules greeted warmly
• Father, son cleared over fight with burglar
• ExGloriava­le member hoping for inquiry
• Police checkpoint catches many on phones, unbelted
• Drinkdrive crash caused victim $12K loss
• Threat offender told to consider effect
• Super quiz BEGINNER (1 pt)
• Dunedin District Court
• No discharge over killing
• Pair charged after ram raid
• Goods recovered; arrests
• Shootings guilty plea
• Killer to be paroled
• Greens criticise immigratio­n moves
• Immigratio­n adjustment­s greeted warmly in Q’town
• Gondola proposed
• Cleanup to begin at plant
• Vehicle crashed into tree
• Lotto 2167
• Virus closes classrooms
• Squeezed to ‘absolute desperatio­n’
• Davis launches into ‘privileged’ Opposition
• Luxon belatedly declares seven properties
• Mfat issues Sri Lanka warning
• Long Covid link presents an opportunit­y: expert
• Flock of seagulls take a liking to Oval
• Apology ‘adds further insult to injury’
• Hereaka’s novel ‘Kurangaitu­ku’ takes the top prize at Ockham book awards
• Russia downed satellite internet — West
• Ukraine to halt some Russian gas flows to Europe
• Economic growth seen as Britain’s saviour
• Bike gang brothers shot
• Missing prison officer dies when caught by police
• First Ukraine president dies
• 50:50 odds of 1.5degC rise by 2026
• Reporter shot dead in West Bank
• Half city at ‘zero Covid’
• Hernandez denies counts
• Victoria bans swastika
• Woman dies in flooding
• Reserve land returned
• Band member escapes
• Teens to get own unit under new health authority
• Traveller wants to talk about soil
• Health study to trial free food
• Fare subsidy’s future set to be revealed
• Interferen­ce in grocery business might make things worse — economist
• Visitor levy to hit $10 then $15
• WDHS pushing to make financial reports clearer
• Key issues whether home’s earthworks, visibility meet rules
• Pacific health input ‘so important’
• Winds scupper Nasa launch; second try today
• Victim formally identified
• ‘Buffoon’ driver sought
• Boat crash investigat­ed
• Giant ladybirds ‘prolific’
• ‘Fullon’ few days planned for volunteers
• Violent man given chance to change ways
• Ultrafast broadband lands for Coasters
• Councillor calls time on politics
• Charge coming in for big green waste loads
• Refurbishm­ent project will bring bustle, hotelier says
• Winter grazing compliance inspection flights to begin
• Mayor sole voice against report
• Cryptic crossword
• General knowledge crossword
• Quick crossword
• WordBuilde­r
• Previous solution
• Previous solution
• Deans not daunted by European excursion
• Taieri to ‘fly own flag’ in Otago schools championsh­ip
• McCullum touted for England coaching role
• NZR sets date for vote on Silver Lake deal
• Supercar test presents opportunit­ies
• Shamir going, Maor coming
• Thorpe ‘seriously ill’
• Wins for Suns, Heat
• Brady to join Fox Sports
• Hall of Famer dead at 73
• F1 coverage breaks record
• Doubles to siblings third year in a row
• Covid adding extra dimension to Silver Ferns selection decisions
• Old Golds taking their game to the heartland
• Klopp heaps praise on Mane
• Differing expectatio­ns force Electronic Arts, Fifa to go their separate ways
• Injury returnee stars for Varsity
• Agencies in spotlight in Gloriavale case
• Unexpected issues can sometimes lead to delay
• Teviot power works under way
• Cartoons prompt response, debate and gratitude
• Freeloader­s enjoy crews’ meals
• Moa leg found at Cromwell
• Normanby bus stop could be made safer
• Mayor Island curiositie­s
• Goose cooked
• We need to debate taxing wealth
• Perhaps Murdoch needs to be saved from himself
• ‘Doctor Who’ compelling as ever after decades of change
• TODAY IN HISTORY
• Your stock-handling needs are covered by Fred’s Fencing
• SDHB halved medication, patient says
• Pride group launched for rainbow Indians
• Return to New Zealand a chance to experiment with biscuit ideas — Arnott’s
• Market commentary
• Foodstuffs to cut core grocery prices by average of 10%
• NZ recession fears: ‘chance of a soft landing is fading’
• Redundancy plan timing questioned
• Challengin­g but satisfying year for SFF
• ‘‘Rods and Poles’’, Jessica Crothall (Moray Gallery)
• ‘‘Mother Tongue’’, Jasmine TogoBrisby (DPAG)
• ‘‘Gold Fish Bowl’’, James Varga (Wave Project Space, 1 Vogel Street)
• Lastcentur­y Maori writing published
• EXHIBITION­S
• TALKS AND WORKSHOPS
• MUSIC AND PERFORMANC­E
• FAMILY FUN
• FILM AND THEATRE

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